Part One: Comparing visuals Question 1. Compare the following three visualizations: BEFORE and AFTER, based on 1. Title: Short titles enable readers to comprehend takeaway messages even while quickly skimming the graph. (number of words, size of font, location (left, center, ...)} 2. Subtitles and Annotations provide additional information: Subtitles and annotations [call-out text within the graph} can add explanatory and interpretive power to a graph. 3. Labels are used sparingly: Focus attention by removing the redundancy. 4. Color scheme is intentional: Colors should represent brand or other intentional choice, not default color schemes. Color organization of graph before and after. 5. Color is used to highlight key patterns: Action colors should guide the viewer to key parts of the display. 6. Graph highlights signicant nding or conclusion: Graphs should have a "so what?" either a practical or statistical signicance (or both] to warrant their presence